The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-25

highly probable. In one case. Col Olcott was
at Moradabad, where he was asked to lay his
i hsRSas az SDG HTs t MSh SSys f mad f iSFSit taasnih him M % r &c
sSli IN By 0yer;ass Of BIS mind Sys e 2, Smridpg:
to 20 to Nine. Biavstsky, at Madras, some 1000
miles away, and AJAX her to beg the Col9neIs
b bshstd%a t 10 stv Sa aln a ,ssT rsp 90 8 sSa The sn %es S :
which Col. Olcott's Mahatma had given to
Nine. Blavetsky, and she to Damodar. 1t ran:
m aiinss ca. 5s ~ III 81 Si, g rub S L. iih ,sssi .!as s.. any e % re-:
iieve sufferers. Karms cannot be i%n,erfered with.
The next day came a telegram from Nine.
story; and Col. oloott believed in Damodar's
astral Journey because y was not known At
f fRso Msi aSaf fEaa s cSl, .6l % FsI ,rip had isI4 BEEN s%s
b b%s s9 mSfsd sasra, w sad ahS Was ss to o1 be- a reaehed By y
alIssTy Sa he F 3sIII,, t 6oi. 81 ofsJ P50f e indesd vas s.s sGr:
In speaking of, the window, in the occult
room, which had been blocked up Mr.. Hodg-
200. Slsott informed nj that one n, dSy in
empty g. ' shs S Ss,Sasmss " SS s5I t5SSai S spPsre srSg
Mishea m e. asPiiSn nsss ss'9 be aose' The e Closed door s%&
Of the cupboard. On resopening the cupboard a
H9C0n0 VHge WIS InoIe,F
Mime. ,.Coulomb declared thai, she had
tbat,they were placed in the cupboard through
T In ao WE'RE O pSTc il9@ 0a tSroash III fs sciS,. { soG %.
Mme. .Blavatsky stormily denied that she
saF t had taken tSs c sao nsfs Could XIaaiG not w flsd! rs she isG ssid
Nine. Coalomh had bought another her,. pair OF
try sG1 IN the the r re- sSpRS boo He 81 n Fasci III ef Z g.: 'H'' 'n-
Received from Assam 4 Co:
/ F:jE SSsB:s F E1sw:F vase vase, ! ! ERS SB::: Mr.. E E.' Ss ss
Extract from Col. Olcott's Diary:
,h sny ana "a l.. ans P 1ssss ~i,S hoS GSs { IN pair ca St sGs I %U.
ment before empty.
The "Chapan vase" Of the Italians receipt
book is not hard to recognize rs the Japanese
..tortoise shell and lacquer vases received by
Mr.. Hodgson goes at considerable length into
the 6sb 1HBsI s1stsk % t Ias,e hsn sns Mabst 1I The ist GSa-
comparing the formation Of the letters, words.
&c. He prints several pages OF fae-simlles q
ya' rsproduce, showing in par;alisi columns
hog a Root h Sfs Mor ese ana master Sew spSsi ms. q Bl !
sky spells, divides. and groups hers.
Thi.ts1 go. Thiei..
h hissed' . .GeSiy Ieooi Ssse'sh'
o 81 tS,,S; don.sie ,s.E,ass.
t Hns. ssasin,,d . .esS.nr.SS.
/ give you an advice: ::::.Ts siye as impartial an evi.
One .s, who .. gp sss'':R 'olsr. oi 81 Ss,,,! you speak very
So more Ii: pity for him. SO more liz pity for you.
One Of the most interesting. stories in the re-
sity. who sent a letter to Mahatma NJ. en-;
closed in q letter to Nine. Blavatsky, sewed
through and through v !, silk ,, Of various col,
the Mahatma removed and another substituted
Without the threads having been broken;
to me that It was she herself Who. with Very
great care. unpicked the stitches on one side,of
HodGson, who found the threads on one side
drawn tighter, than those Of the other side. as
HANDLING So'GHHt He sn nea cd the enI letter ei"i to Mrs.
.SidGwick, a member Of tho Psychical Society.
Sa.ss %r 4. a ls Sissra %pS e the bsr G iai;IaIs i s,iiSs9 e
hair, pulled the six back through the old holes.
came convinced OF the. worthless character Of
Nine. Blavatsky's occult powers.
su Mhs q l hss S%e xd s5sS " iaSta .!Sss i sa ,Sns IL
asks Mr.. Hodgson. He thinks he has dis
covered the reason in 2 letter written by
in 1878. A portion OF this letter we give. Eng
fish men are greatly given to discoYering Rus
Signs . Isl: but as Nine. Blayatsky has not
denied the authentieity Of this letter, It seems
s e. th9nsh I'M Mi ha MSd & sSe %tsas be 'ast sosje in
an agent In India OF the Russians. Hero is
the letter:
Is our friend a Sikh, II so. the fact that he should be,
As you say. very much pleased to learn the object OF
our society is not at all strange. For his ancestors have
for centuries been-until their efforts wcre paralyzed
by British domination. .hat, curse Of every land 1t fas:
tens upon-battling for the divine truths az ainst external
thoooeiea. = You call him u Sirdar. therefore he
must be u descendant Of one Of the sirdaIs Of the twelve
mizals which were abolished by the English. . . .
Are YOU per.Snally .cquaiptsd With any ds.esndan. Of
any explanation from me. how important It Ia for us to
establish relations with some sikhs . AZ for the
future "Fellows'' Of our Indian branch, have your eyes
upon the chance of fishing out OF tho great ocean OF
Hindu hatred for Christian missionaries some of those
big fish you cali Rajahs and whales known as Msha-
rajahs. Could you not hook out for your Bombay
branch either Gwalior (Scindia) or the Holkar OF Iudore
those most faithful and loyal friends Of the British %
With this We close our account OF Mr.. Hodg-
sons Investigations.